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2018
Comedy & Critique is a sociological inquiry which seeks to engage with the art-world of the stand-up comedian as well as providing an interpretation of comedic works. It demonstrates a correspondence between what is happening within stand-up comedy and what is going on in the society from which the comic ...
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Comedy & Critique is a sociological inquiry which seeks to engage with the art-world of the stand-up comedian as well as providing an interpretation of comedic works. It demonstrates a correspondence between what is happening within stand-up comedy and what is going on in the society from which the comic ...
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Misrule as Comedy; Comedy as Misrule
2011This chapter considers the tendency for Elizabethan comedy to be a saturnalia, rather than to represent saturnalian experience. In Elizabethan England, a direct development of comedy out of festivity was prevented by the existence of an already developed dramatic literature—and by the whole moral superstructure of Elizabethan society.
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The Comedy of Errors : Style as Comedy
The Comedy of Errors introduces relatively basic versions of characters and themes that recur with increasingly greater complexity throughout Shakespeare’s oeuvre. This initial chapter on the Errors emphasizes its constant playful shifts in style, which upend another common misapprehension about Shakespeare: that he always writes in ...openaire +1 more source
2005
Comedy is a fundamental part of the human experience. Collecting the work of today's leading scholars, Maurice Charney presents 40 essays on the many forms that comedy has taken throughout history. Ranging from the comic plays of ancient times to Renaissance and Restoration comedies, from Commedia dell'Arte to stand-up performers, from trickster tales ...
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Comedy is a fundamental part of the human experience. Collecting the work of today's leading scholars, Maurice Charney presents 40 essays on the many forms that comedy has taken throughout history. Ranging from the comic plays of ancient times to Renaissance and Restoration comedies, from Commedia dell'Arte to stand-up performers, from trickster tales ...
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2000
Abstract What did Shakespeare read in order to write his comedies? He read the classics, probably in Latin and in translation, especially Plautus (c. 250-184 BC) and Terence (c.190-159 BC). These playwrights, heirs to Menander (fourth century BC) and other Greeks, gave to later generations a flexible repertory of comic characters-the old
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Abstract What did Shakespeare read in order to write his comedies? He read the classics, probably in Latin and in translation, especially Plautus (c. 250-184 BC) and Terence (c.190-159 BC). These playwrights, heirs to Menander (fourth century BC) and other Greeks, gave to later generations a flexible repertory of comic characters-the old
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2011
Analisi della dimensione della commedia nella serialità televisiva americana, con particolare riferimento al suo ruolo socio ...
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Analisi della dimensione della commedia nella serialità televisiva americana, con particolare riferimento al suo ruolo socio ...
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The transgressive rhetoric of standup comedy in China
Critical Discourse Studies, 2023Dan Chen, Gengsong Gao
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